Ep 13. Kirby's Speed Shop (Columbus, OH)

In this episode of Cold Justice, the focus is on Kirby's Speed Shop in Columbus, Ohio. The owner, Kirby, was found shot dead inside the shop, and the case has been unsolved for over a year.

Kelly Siegler and her team of investigators arrive in Columbus to help the local police department bring justice to Kirby's family and friends. The team starts by examining the evidence at the crime scene, which includes bloodstains and bullet casings. They also talk to Kirby's family members and friends, who tell them about Kirby's kind nature and his passion for cars.

The team discovers that Kirby's death might have been a result of a burglary gone wrong. The shop was broken into a few times before the murder, and Kirby had installed cameras to monitor the premises. One of the cameras captured footage of a man wearing a hoodie breaking into the shop. However, the police haven't been able to identify the suspect.

The team then focuses on a few potential suspects, including a former employee of Kirby's who was seen near the shop on the night of the murder. The man has a criminal record, and his alibi seems flimsy. The team also investigates a group of drug dealers who are known to operate in the area, as they might have had a motive to kill Kirby if he refused to cooperate with them.

As the investigation progresses, the team finds new evidence that leads them to a potential suspect. They conduct interviews, gather more evidence, and build a strong case against the individual. There are a few plot twists, and the team faces some challenges, but they persist.

Finally, after weeks of hard work, the team presents their findings to the local police, who make an arrest. The suspect is charged with murder, and Kirby's family and friends finally get some closure.

Overall, this episode of Cold Justice is a gripping story of a seemingly ordinary man who was brutally murdered, and the team of investigators who worked tirelessly to solve the case. It's a reminder that justice can be elusive, but with determination and the right tools, it can be achieved.